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Summer Courses July 11-24, 2010        

 

2010 Courses

ONE-WEEK INTENSIVE: JULY 11-17

Biodynamics: Mysteries & Revelations
►Günther Hauk

Courage To Be: Introduction to Clowning
►Vivian Gladwell, Ann Willcutt

Finding Meaning In Biography: Our Life as a Creative Story
►Margli Matthews

Parsifal – Our Shared Quest for the Grail
►Anne Greer

Pedagogical Puppetry – A Path for Social and Emotional Learning
►Janene Ping

Self and World: An Introduction to Anthroposophy
►Robert McDermott

The Art of Baking Bread and an Evolving Picture of Human Consciousness
► Warren Lee Cohen

The Art of Leadership: A Contemporary Challenge
►Clemens Pietzner


TWO-WEEK PROGRAM: JULY 11-24


Between You and Me: Creative Writing
►Paul Matthews

Form Drawing: The Universe of Straight & Curve
►Michel St Pierre

Living Thinking as Portal to a New Clairvoyance
►Robert Hill

Painting & Drawing through the Waldorf Curriculum
►Kevin Hughes

Painting Studio: Color and the Soul—Encountering the Essence of Color
►Ulla Neigenfind-Bossert

Re-envisioning Waldorf Education
►Hans-Joachim Mattke

Singing through Life: Vocal Music in the Course of Human Development
►Jeff Spade

Tone Eurythmy: The Musical Conversation of the Soul with its Cosmic Self
►Preston Barker


ONE-WEEK INTENSIVE: JULY 18-24

Today’s Medical Problems--Insights from Eastern and Western Wisdom
►Philip Incao, MD, Sebastian Incao, L.AC., Dipl. OM

Clowning Level II—Embracing the Unexpected
►Vivian Gladwell, Laura Geilen

Developing Living Thinking through Plant Study and Projective Geometry
►Craig Holdrege , Henrike Holdrege

Doing Sculpture as Transformative Activity
►Axel Ewald

Essentials of Waldorf Education
►Jack Petrash

Plant Gestures – Soul Gestures: Explorations in Pastel and Watercolor
►Brigitte Bley-Swinston

The Imaginative Language of Fairy Tales - An Artistic Exploration
►Ephrat Angress-Ewald


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Programs for Children

The Institute is uniquely family friendly. We offer programs led by experienced Waldorf teachers for children from pre-school through eighth grade.


Activities Include:

Circus Arts ∙ Cooperative Games ∙ Drawing & Painting Handcrafts ∙ Nature Walks ∙ Performing Arts ∙ Singing Storytelling ∙ Woodworking ∙Wholesome Snacks Served

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Message from Louise Hill

Thank you for supporting the work of the Institute these many years.  Together we have created a community vessel through which the light of anthroposophy can shine upon the economic, political, and spiritual forces that shape our personal lives, our communities, and our world.
The Institute is poised to take a giant leap in its ability to affect healthy and sustainable change.  A number of organizations that are successfully raising consciousness around social, cultural and economic issues and bringing about sustainable changes with regard to food production and distribution, economics, alternative energy, etc., are showing increasing interest in the spiritual wisdom of anthroposophy.

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The Institute Experience

For thirty-five years individuals from all backgrounds and from around the world have gathered at the Rudolf Steiner Institute.The Institute provides an opportunity for individuals to meet and to participate in substantive, college level course taught by an exemplary international faculty, and informed by an anthroposophical understanding of the world. Courses address a variety of themes that address the issues and concerns of our times.Come for one to three weeks of study, fellowship, and discovery that can benefit not just the rest of the year but the rest of a lifetime. You will experience a warm and lively community of questioning individuals. A spirit of collaboration and openness permeates our work together and you will find earnest discourse balance with humor and playfulness.  .

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